Sentence examples for availability of fire from inspiring English sources

Dozens of recommendations from the Factory Investigating Commission, established by the New York state legislature, became law, including higher standards for building exits and an increased availability of fire extinguishers.

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners on its website states that homeowner insurance rates vary by location and largely are determined by the prevalence of crime, the quality of the fire department and the availability of fire hydrants.

We chose this period based on the availability of fire emissions data [ van der Werf et al., 2010] to compare with temperature and drought effects.

Thus, it is limited by the availability of fire history studies and would benefit from increased efforts to reconstruct fire history for larger geographic areas.

The Age commented that the "ready availability of fire-extinguishers and official TV teams and the lack of verification about the victims" raised questions about whether authorities had advanced knowledge of the self-immolation.

(Amazon considerably expanded global availability of the Kindle Fire HD multimedia-focused tablet last May, adding 170 countries to its rollout).

For some taxa reduced abundance appears to be a consequence of the lower availability of litter in the fire affected areas, while for others direct mortality is the most likely explanation.

." What Doyles contend is that, in breach of said undertaking, the water company did not properly and adequately maintain the fire hydrants to assure the availability of water to fight the fire which threatened Doyles' property.

We use the development of a process-based model to examine the processes operating on the eucalypt dominated tree component of the northern Australian savannas, focussing on the interaction of water availability and fire.

However, with the availability of clean fuels, external firing mode was abandoned, except for steam power plants.

However, that did not happen for the two highly fire-adapted conifer species tracked in our simulations, primarily due to dispersal limitations relative to the limited availability of climatically favorable, post-fire environments over the short time period modeled.